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    Mission 110 for $110 Build

    This story starts out one rainy day a few months ago. I sold my mint 1982 110 along with another machine to buy an 87 Big Red. Although my BR is awesome, I really missed my little 110. I used my 110 for taking my dog for a run, going to get the mail, putzing down deer trails, and a myriad of other things that the Big Red is just too bulky for. I really regretted selling my 82, and decided I had to have another one.

    I had a 1984 110 that I had used for parts sitting behind the barn. I bought it for a song because the motor was locked up, but cosmetically it was in pretty good condition. I decided that I would revive it and try to keep my overall build cost beneath $110.

    When I starting looking for the cause of the frozen motor, I pulled the flywheel and...wow. A catch dog from the recoil had slipped behind the flywheel and ripped the stator off the wall, causing the frozen motor. The carnage... I also needed a handful of other parts (cables/brakes/carb etc...) and decided I was going to need another parts machine. I was lucky enough to pick up a running 1983 110 from Thorpe here on 3WW for cheap, but it was ugly as sin! I named it "pink floyd" for obvious reasons...

    After swapping parts back and forth between the two, I have a pretty solid 110 that starts on the 1st pull and doesn't look too bad.


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    It has come a long way since these pictures were taken, and more photos will be uploaded later on. I thought I would post these up first though. Let me know what you think, and feel free to post the reasons why you love 110's too!
    1987 Honda 250es
    1987 Honda 250sx
    1986 Honda 250es
    1985 Honda 110

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    Pinky is spread eagle... Sick!!
    No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
    "You cant fix stupid" ~ Ron White
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    That turned out pretty nice!
    Keep on Triking!!!! "I am the NIGHT RIDER!!!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by thestud25 View Post
    That turned out pretty nice!
    Just to clarify...the 1st picture is of the 1982 110 that I sold...the 1984 is no-where near that nice, but it is coming along! i will have more pictures of it soon.
    1987 Honda 250es
    1987 Honda 250sx
    1986 Honda 250es
    1985 Honda 110

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    110's are always a fan favorites. my 6yr old want to move from the 70cc to the 110 already. I'm starting to grow gray hiar just thinking about it. thank god for throttle limiters. way to bring it back. Did it the build stay under $110??

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    Right now I am right at my $110 threshold. However, I have a whole lot of extra parts, so I may sell a few here and there to get a few more goodies for the 110. It is looking pretty decent these days, I just don't have new pictures of it right now. I've been pretty lucky getting things (mudflaps/toolbox lid/tires) for little to no cost so far. Its always fun to revive one that was otherwise doomed for the scrap yard.

    FYI..I played around with the throttle limiter on this machine to see how effective it was. Even with the screw turned all the way in, that little sucker still moves pretty fast!
    1987 Honda 250es
    1987 Honda 250sx
    1986 Honda 250es
    1985 Honda 110

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    i mite be looking for parts fyi

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    Quote Originally Posted by mullet View Post
    Even with the screw turned all the way in, that little sucker still moves pretty fast!
    But still not fast enough to hang with my 70!
    No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
    "You cant fix stupid" ~ Ron White
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    Nice little 110 you gonna have there

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